Learn what OSHA wants. Build the program when you're ready.
CrewCompliance maintains practical safety resources for contractors — calculators, checklists, OSHA guides, state compliance pages, sample documents, and update notes — so you can understand the requirements before you buy anything.
A safety resource center built for real crews, not legal departments.
Most small contractors only look up OSHA rules when a GC, insurer, prequalification platform, or inspector asks for documentation. This library is designed to make that moment less confusing.
What we maintain
- ✓ Free calculators and quick checks
- ✓ Plain-English OSHA safety guides
- ✓ State compliance and state-plan references
- ✓ Contractor prequalification explainers
- ✓ Regulatory source links and update notes
Why contractors trust the guidance
Built around the OSHA standards contractors are commonly asked to document.
Our free resources are not generic blog fluff. They connect back to the same regulatory framework contractors deal with in written safety programs, GC requests, OSHA inspections, and prequalification reviews.
When you need the actual document, this is not just another template.
The free resources help you understand the rules. The paid CrewCompliance program turns that knowledge into trade- and state-tailored documentation built around your crew size, hazards, and common review needs.
Tools & calculators
Fast, free tools to help you understand risk before you need a full written safety program.
💰 OSHA Penalty Calculator
Estimate how OSHA serious, repeat, willful, and failure-to-abate penalties can add up for a contractor.
Calculate penalties → Free tool🌡️ Heat Illness Risk Checker
Check heat illness exposure and state-specific heat safety expectations before summer work ramps up.
Check heat risk → Checklist✅ Free Safety Program Checklist
See the sections a contractor safety program usually needs before you submit to a GC, insurer, or platform.
Open checklist →Guides by what contractors ask first
Start with the topic that matches your problem: written programs, state rules, audits, or platform prequalification.
OSHA Safety Programs
What a written OSHA safety program is, who needs one, and what sections usually belong in it.
Read the hub → State guidesState Compliance Guides
Browse state-by-state contractor safety requirements, including state-plan states with their own rules.
Browse states → PrequalificationISNetworld RAVS Safety Programs
Understand what RAVS reviewers usually look for in written safety program submissions.
Review RAVS guide → PrequalificationAvetta Safety Programs
Learn how contractor safety documentation is commonly evaluated during Avetta-style reviews.
Review Avetta guide → SampleSample Safety Program Preview
Preview the structure of a CrewCompliance safety program before generating a customized document.
View sample → SourcesRegulatory Sources & Update Log
See the OSHA, state-plan, and public regulatory sources we monitor when maintaining safety content.
View sources →Recently updated contractor safety notes
Not a newsroom — a practical update trail for OSHA topics that matter to small contractors.
Need the actual written program?
The free resources help you understand the requirements. CrewCompliance can also generate trade- and state-tailored written safety documentation for your company, crew size, hazards, and prequalification needs.